Beer and Brexit with Jacob Rees-Mogg MP

[@doc2146]

Andrew Neil should watch this to learn how to conduct a civil interview.

[@nextbillspencer]

David Campbell and james o brien as well

[@MrDaiseymay]

i hope the sound system gets better

[@twoshedsjackson6478]

Andrew Neil is BRILLIANT, he tears everyone a new one. Search out his demolition of the Greenpeace CEO about air pollution.

[@garypowell8638]

A very good point. Aggressive interviewing achieves very little. All interviewers need to do is ask relevant questions and let the interviewee say exactly what they want to say. Let the public decide what they think of the answer. If the politician flusters, blusters, procrastinates, and prevaricates, then the public will see for themselves. The media, must never be allowed to become the message, who cares what the likes of Andrew Neil, or Marr, thinks or does not think?

@@garypowell8638 You braindead fuck.

[@Huntl-by9mm]

My God ! a civil discussion to allow someone to express their view without rude interruption and the need for sensationalism. And the shear bravery of JRM over the journey is admirable

[@Red1Green2Blue3]

Bravery LMAO.

[@ffi1001]

Yea he did it for the happy fish 🤣😂

[@brianmarrian3619]

What lovely interview, very well done gentlemen! Thank you. MFJ-Brian

[@milton1lfredharrison881]

JRM exhibits the courage and intelligence we used to expect from a statesman. A thing rarely seen from the parties to this important brevet debate.

[@alanmarr3323]

Rubbish Mogg means money money money!

[@nomore5668]

@@alanmarr3323 It's not rubbish but you're right about money money money. But all politicians only ever ultimately think about their bank balances.

[@stephencoveney4269]

@@nomore5668 it is rubbish. can you please state what his plan is

[@Red1Green2Blue3]

@@stephencoveney4269 Move his assets to Ireland (in the EU), crash the pound, collect returns

[@aj_wuwei]

Mr Rees-Mogg is brilliant.

[@CST28543]

No, he is a charletan, away with that figure, out of english parlement. C.Stroo holland

[@tomm5228]

At last good interviewer not biased and letting JRM answer, Very interesting and informative, BBC and the rest take note how to extract information without impartiality

[@nomore5668]

Precisely! That's how you discuss and debate in a civilised manner. You ask, listen, allow fully for the answer and respond.

[@aa-lg8bm]

I will say it once again JACOB REES MOGG FOR PRIME MINISTER INTELEGENT HONEST AND MOST IMPORTANTLY ANSWERS THE QUESTION ASKED WAKE UP BRITIAN

[@fueu2617]

yup

[@splinterbyrd]

...provided everyone else realises that beneath the phony aristocratic exterior, he's a self-made Thatcherite ' loadsamoney' yuppy. Amiable chap tho'.

[@kevinbuckley8458]

Say it as mamy times as you like but remember real gentlemen do not shout.

[@liamjay306]

intelligent* 😉

[@geoffallibone2270]

​@@splinterbyrd self-made? Father: William Rees-Mogg, Baron Rees-Mogg, Kt (14 July 1928 - 29 December 2012) was a 20th Century British newspaper journalist, who was the Editor of The Times from 1967 to 1981. From 1975 to 1978 he served as High Sheriff of Somerset, and was also the Chairman of the Arts Council of Great Britain, and Vice-Chairman of the British Broadcasting Corporation's Board of Governors. Education: Clifton College Preparatory School in Bristol and Charterhouse School in Godalming, where he was head boy.[4] Not yet eighteen, Rees-Mogg went to Balliol College, Oxford as a Brackenbury Scholar to read history in January 1946 Jacob: educated at Eton College. He then studied History at Trinity College, Oxford and was President of the Oxford University Conservative Association. He worked in the City of London for Lloyd George Management until 2007, then co-founded a hedge fund management

[@lovelondon3388]

Leave means leave - we voted to leave not for a deal - we need to leave, the deal can come later.

[@klausvoor]

Just wondered how many new trade deals will be in place by 29th March 2019 ? ( The last set of new trade deals under WTO took seven years to conclude.) I am not saying that leaving shouldn't happen , but it's unrealistic to think that there won't be major disruption to the economy. In the real world it will take five years to facilitate "frictionless" trade using The EU using existing customs procedures. { House of Lords report 187 September 2018}.

[@dmdjt]

You voted about leaving or not leaving - that's it. Let the economy get hit hard and only then make a deal. Did you think that through? I'm pretty sure, that this is the way to get the best deal possible, but not for the UK.

[@klausvoor]

James Dyson voted to leave too ! He encouraged his workers to do the same; now he is leaving the UK to go to Singapore.(I wonder if he will repay everything that he was given in Regional Development Aid from The UK tax payer.) Sorry, but you have been told a pack of lies about the benefits of leaving The EU by people like him.

[@MartinIDavies]

@@klausvoor 'new trade deals under WTO took seven years' really? what deal was that?

[@Thanos1908]

you voted for that kind of leave...other's voted for a soft brexit.

[@hossphoenix4272]

MOGG BRITAIN GREAT AGAIN!!!!

[@ArcadeCabNBud]

i see what you did there..

[@hossphoenix4272]

@Michelle Davis hush little Marxist.

[@hossphoenix4272]

@@stephencoveney4269 an angry person "of colour" to put it in a mildy annoying P.C. term. I Love London and Britain the way it was - Majority Grass Roots white, Small minorities - legal (above averge Educated) controlled economic migrants. Welfare or uncontrolled migration...you cant have both. Stay out of E.U. medling and usurping power and wealth by fucking up other European countries.

[@catherinedee981]

Put this man in charge of brexit.

[@bigpete4227]

Either him or David Davis.

[@kaylhackettify]

May would never put him in charge of Brexit, or anything eles, she will not allow him a voice, becouse she will be shown up for the eu remainer she is in every word uttered by her, and he shows with with every sellable he will always put Britain First.

[@kaylhackettify]

Sorry for miss mistyped word sellable / sillible !!

[@MaxPowers]

@Magnus Marz Nice man bun.

[@BritishFreedom]

JRM is a real Conservative... Theresa May hates him.

[@erhardt1477]

Well... Everything will be great ...😜 The great Rees-Mogg told us so... 😝😝😝 The man who watched UPSTAIRS-DOWNSTAIRS one to many times 😂😂😂 Great job Jacob 💪🤔✌️ Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

[@truckerfromreno]

James O'Brien could learn a lot from this of style questioning.

[@acuriousfellow]

Impossible, why? because his name is James O'Bigot.

[@greigsanderson9673]

One of the most intelligent people on earth and and absolute gentleman. I'd vote conservative if he was PM.

[@MrRRHHMM]

Mogg for PM.... this vid has THE MOST appalling sound quality...

[@DarkSparkDemon]

Yessssssssss

[@pappalazarou3940]

I think you mean to say,, " s vi s HE M ST pal ng ound qual y..." to the sound of the tide going out....

[@MrRRHHMM]

Yes.... A Clueless soundrecordist !

[@RDHamel]

he does that to mics... mirrors too, I've heard...

[@chrisvoiceactingvoiceover1431]

R.D. Hamel And yet he still makes perfect sense, unlike Corbyn, Abbott et al. How bizarre, eh?

[@MisterstereoOso]

Well, i still have a lot of time for the man, (i'm sure he'll be delighted ,Tee Hee ) !! So civil, knowledgeable & eloquent, Where was the Beer ?

[@boptah7489]

I love JRM. but if he continually works on the assumption that TM is working to honour the referendum . then he will always be late for the party. He needs to assume the worst about the PM and then plan from there.

[@MetePurphy]

I'm with you on this one. Loyalty can be a terrific quality, but she is Lt.Sobel and any sane fighter in Easy Company would not want to be in combat under her command. Shame JRM has not taken on more demanding roles or he'd be a great candidate.

[@CST28543]

No, he is so a-social as TM, what a waiste in parlement. Look at the midlands in England, so poor as ever. But, this man is a burgler of economy. He even brings his total capital over on a irish bank. What means that for the english voters? Chris Stroo holland He is a charlatan!!

[@catherinedee981]

She got the Prime Ministers job by conning and saying brexit means brexit. She has wanted a hokey kokey brexit from the beginning failing that she wants to remain and has always wanted to remain. The grand old duke of York comes to mind. We are now seeing we have a dictatorship not a representative government. The scale of arrogance and duplicity is disgusting.

[@nomore5668]

And don't forget no one voted for her.

[@vjab1108]

JRM must end up as PRIME MINISTER VERY SOON.

[@CST28543]

No,no!! An a-social person picking his own capital on an irish bank. C.Stroo holland

[@CST28543]

You are a full.

[@geoffallibone2270]

Rees-Mogg honed his debating skills at Eton and Oxford. This privileged education has served him well. Do not make the mistake of thinking his opinions are representative of yours. His interests and views are £55 million times different to the man on the street. What he wants for the UK is not necessarily what you would welcome in a decade's time.

[@keithsymonds6451]

bring back David Davies and implement Canada +++ His speech in the first part of the debates was very good about Canada +++ but he was hoodwinked by Whitehall and not told about the one T. May etc were doing

[@mikaham681]

Canada +++ may well be ok, but the UK should leave on March 29 on WTO rules and then negotiate. There will be delays at ports but so what. In the medium to long term the UK will be much much better off, and it will be a independent sovereign nation once again.

[@leeweisbecker6048]

Moggy 4 PM!

[@teggsy2165]

Leave talk later nobody who voted leave really asked for T May to make any deal first!

[@johnwade1095]

I can't help but think if Brexit was being handled by a political genius, we would be right where we are right now. And I take exception on free movement of labour - at the high earnings end, free movement permits clustering and increases wages.

[@ducktack1]

What is the interviewer supposed to be? A middle aged man/professor with not one but two bloody earings.....embarrassing to put it mildly.

[@pappalazarou3940]

A professor of Piracy and Buccaneering obviously...

[@raidwipe]

Imagine getting triggered over earrings ahahaha

[@nomore5668]

Why do earrings matter? Why should that affect you?

[@r.c.anderson2046]

@@nomore5668 Yes I agree though the interviewer is very good and impartial though the earrings are rather off-putting and distracting and below a guy of his intelligence. Great interview Jacob-Rees Mogg Brilliant as ever.

[@nomore5668]

@@r.c.anderson2046 I don't agree that they're off putting at all but that's your opinion which is fair enough.

[@austinbeige]

JRM is the only man who can lead this country. Sadly not enough recognition is given to his brilliant father, William Rees Mogg whose third book perfectly details why we should have a hard Brexit.

[@markbusby1446]

Disagree thought Neil and JRM both performed brilliantly and learned quite a bit . Neil’s challenge is great and to some extent missing here. It’s getting enough space for quality debate and quality challenge that’s key. Trouble is not many interested in facts...

[@JGEMDRIVING]

You learnt what he wants you to learn

[@markbusby1446]

Don’t tell me what I learned. What is wrong with you?

[@TheStaticgate]

why is this man not in charge of the conservatives and brexit

[@MisterstereoOso]

OMG, have they turned the Mogg ? He just said Mays deal is better than remaining !(19.33) Well if i'm not mistaken he has been saying consistently that Mays deal is worse because it reduces us to a vassal state, still paying in,following the common rule book & having no say. Which is it Jacob ?

[@richardhewit215]

yes. Very disappointing.

[@JoshB333]

So is the audio going to cut out all through?

[@ashtart1744]

To avoid further problems to the EU, the United Kingdom must respect the result of the referendum. In the future, if the UK wants, it can ask for membership again. But now it is important that it leave the union with or without agreement. For 90% of European citizens, the UK has already left the EU in June 2016.

[@whizzo94]

Can you please re-upload this with the sound fixed? JRM is a brilliant speaker and Prof. Menon an excellent interviewer.

[@bonearete5419]

Those who want to remain dont want to leave. They dont want to accept the result of the referendum. They will imagine all sorts of nasty negatives of leaving, so the more they imagine them , the more it appeared to be a nightmare, so all the more they dont want to leave. They would want to have another referendum, and another until they get the right result for them. Dont get me wrong, I think they honestly truly believe that leaving will be bad for UK. Their fear is real. so real that they prefer to maintain the status quo than taking back their freedom and run their own country.

[@davidhudson275]

Why the sound hiccups - most irritating!!

[@LambsyLamb]

He's only interested in protecting his gains, doesn't want to pay taxes.

[@conniedobbin4982]

There shouldn’t be any deals negotiated. The EU is laughing at the British and especially our PM who is a desperate remainer. Not a patriot. Leave means leave. People voted to leave and parliament should respected the British people’s vote. Jacob Rees Mogg seems a patriot remainer would make a good PM

[@tomvandepol4446]

There is nothing more ridiculous than a boy with an earring. The 'professor' is a grown-up man and he has two.

[@chadleach6009]

@w most gay guys I know have better fashion sense than that.

[@jakestewart5812]

@w no he's got 6 children. Both ways possible!!!

[@robert7622]

@w Obviously you haven't stepped one foot in a Universality mate.. Stick to educating yourself from KZbin and the daily mail..

[@robert7622]

​@me hee Cleaner right?

[@aj_wuwei]

you need to stop staring and lobes

[@unownnnn]

what is with the microphones

[@Tastingnitch]

forgive me, i'm only half way through the talk, but what does this have to do with beer?

[@JGEMDRIVING]

Getting in touch with his serfs ;)

[@scottmitchell6792]

Someone should put the person in charge of the sound in charge of Brexit, he keeps turning it down like May.

[@jeffstevens763]

Absolutely brilliant no waffle straight answers with full knowledge of the questions JRM is about as honest as they come IMO

[@MartinIDavies]

where is the beer? all i see is clear liquid

[@edwinbenny2483]

He predicted hartleypool.

[@kevinbuckley8458]

This man Mogg says hormone beef from Australia is perfectly ok. Evidence shows it is not . This man would have no problem with people eating it in the UK. Would we have a choice if this man had his way would that be a good thing all round.

[@TH-go7pu]

What's hormone beef

[@TH-go7pu]

Our food standards wouldn't be decided by JRM after Brexit. If there's strong evidence for the food being harmful, it would be accepted, I assume

[@kevinbuckley8458]

@@TH-go7pu not be accepted.

[@TH-go7pu]

@@kevinbuckley8458 ?

[@TH-go7pu]

@@kevinbuckley8458 ow. Yeah, that's a typo.

[@mikey673442]

The tragedy is Mrs May and her negotiation team had two years to develop a plan to leave the EU. She was elected to do this. She has acted treacherously by pretending to support the referendum result when in fact she has left everything to the last minute and tried to bodge a deal that keeps the UK tied to the EU. She has insulted the electorate. We have a UK Government that instead of accepting the democratic decision and working together in the interests of the UK is bickering, posturing and damaging our reputation and the economy. The people of Britain have a sense of fair play and more courage and integrity than its political class. We are well aware that there may be short term problems. We are not leaving the EU for La La Land.

[@brianmosse]

Two very articulate and entertaining gentlemen, don't you miss civility?

[@lovelondon3388]

There was no soft leave on the ballet paper, it seem's some people have a short memory, leave the EU or Stay in the (failing dictatorship EU) I voted to Leave, no soft leave, no deal, Briexit. Leave means Leave. Its a shame that Parliament, our MP's refuse to follow the peoples vote. Yes we will have a transition period, but we are the 5th largest economy in the world we will survive and prosper.

[@gordonburns8731]

The German woman called for a divorce? My late partner was Czech and very keen to leave the EU. She had grown up in communist Czechoslovakia and knew all about living life being controlled by a Soviet Politburo. The EU is nothing but Soviet Politburo-speak.

[@Jay-xw9ll]

This 'minister for brexit' benefits' has gone AWOL. He can't find a benefit of brexit' to save his life. Fortunately he's much wealthier than he was so there is that.

[@robinold8633]

A man we should have to lead this country ,

[@christinecopus3004]

Chuck checkers chuck May welcome WTO make Britain great again.

[@rutube007]

Fix the mic at least. The interviewers microphone keeps going off and on. Get an EU technician to sort it if required.

[@garypowell8638]

What was Mogg, going to drink his cider in before he was given this glass? Anyway, what a sad day it is, when the only MP in parliament who genuinely tells the truth as he sees it, is not compromised by various sexually motivated weaknesses, and does not attempt to be anything other then what he clearly is, is one of the richest men in parliament, if not the richest. Mogg is the British version of Donald Trump, whether he likes the association or not. There is clearly a lot to be said, for politicians who are independently wealthy. On the other hand we have self proclaimed champions of the working class, such as Owen Jones, who sign million £ publishing deals with establishment owned publishing houses, for books that they have not even written yet. The World is now upside down, in true Orwellian style. Liberal has become illiberal, Labour has become anti-labour, up has become down, freedom has become slavery, and justice, injustice. Soon, male will become female, female, male, or in Owen Jones case, something sort of in between. Or maybe, just maybe, our corporatist masters/owners have gone just a bit too far, far too soon, and the forces of reaction will now finally get their house in order, and vehicle in gear, and start the long march back to some kind of sanity. Perhaps the turning point is about now, we shall see.

[@TheRightHonRai]

🇬🇧 Jacob Rees Mogg for PM 🇬🇧 Anand was a wonderful interviewer. The BBC, CNN, Channel 4 and MBCB could learn a thing or two from him.

[@LambsyLamb]

You need your head checked. Rees-Mogg would be a disaster given he's lazy, entitled and lives in another century.

[@TheRightHonRai]

@@LambsyLamb what makes you think he’s lazy? Any examples? I think he’s honourable, honest and very hardworking. Last time I checked he lived in Somerset, England.

[@sunshinebee3040]

It's ma'am

[@kungazopa2831]

Jacob Rees-Mogg for Prime Minister!

[@CST28543]

No, no away with this person, he is betraiter this for England a poor England.

[@CST28543]

No, no he is a terrible man and go for his own capital in a country as Ireland. What a parlemen of the tories he is. Discusting. C.Stroo Verzonden

[@footballstoreuk4557]

am a LEAVER will support #PeoplesVote if the people of SCOTLAND, GIBRALTAR, WALES AND NORTHERN IRELAND get their vote for their independence as these countries will be forced to leave with us.

[@NLTops]

Kudos for not being hypocritical. Unfortunately the UK government isn't quite so honourable. Out of curiosity, what are your thoughts on Brexit today?

[@footballstoreuk4557]

@@NLTops Covid has taken over everything. Personally Scotland had their vote if NI and Wales want once in a lifetime vote I am okay for them to have one.

[@footballstoreuk4557]

@@NLTops BJ has delivered the Brexit but the deal we have it's like the US China trade deal or a marriage in hell sort of relationship.

[@NLTops]

@@footballstoreuk4557 Isn't that the opposite of what you said 2 years ago? I mean, Scotland had their referendum before the Brexit referendum. Isn't it fair to say that the situation has changed drastically since then? As you said before, it's not really far to drag them out of the EU against their will. In the Netherlands we're pretty far through the Pandemic I think. 2/3rds vaccinated and the most recent spike in cases didn't show a proportional increase in deaths, so it feels like it's all starting to work out. Hopefully in a month or so we'll be past it.

[@NLTops]

@@footballstoreuk4557 And yeah, the Brexit deal is definitely not ideal. But I did kind of see it coming. BJ is great at bluster, but not so much at anything else. Going back and forth on the covid response, and I hear now they're condemning the Northern Ireland protocol that they themselves proposed (as an alternative to May's backstop), negotiated and signed. I never know what to expect next from your current government, but generally I don't have very high hopes.

[@richardhewit215]

The Irish need a new tea shop.

[@taintabird23]

Its all coffee shops these days.

[@michaelgolpa2482]

You don t need more then 5 years to destroy a country forever.

[@dickmartino9933]

Soubry and Grieve et al will abstain or vote against one of Corbyn's confidence motions as we get nearer to no-deal probably. Surprised Anand giving Jacob a platform as he's a big Remainer.

[@seanmartinman7946]

We could always rid ourselves of Corbyn but being locked in with Mays deal would be forever.

[@ArcadeCabNBud]

wheres the beer ? i think jacob deserves a cold stella

[@sarapalmer2069]

Surprised Jacob agrees with anything Ken Clark says

[@krileayn]

Are earrings on men still a thing?

[@COYF-sv6vl]

love going on holidays to spain italy or the south of france THE CULTURE THE PEOPLE THE FOOD AND SUN SHINE but i hate the EU we voted out in numbers it is time to go if it is no deal then so be it

[@vsls85]

The reincarnation of Fletcher Christian

[@colscols]

you are far to nice to May, Mogg, grow some and get in the driving seat

[@wroot1]

what the fuck are those double earrings!?!!!

[@peternicho]

Professor Anand Menon is not convincing as an interviewer and again Rees-Mogg clearly explains and deals with any problems.

[@marconigreenwood]

Brexiteer translated from the Japanese kamikaze.

[@geoffallibone2270]

This is Brexiteer Propaganda. I managed to watch it for about a minute, then I started to lose the will to be British. What a shyster.

[@Cashdummy]

How much is Mogg spending for all the Bots who want him to become PM?

[@heatcheck3]

Very good liberal interviewer. The Anti Cathy Newman.

[@wroot1]

LAD

[@PHILIPWATSON82]

MOGG 4 PM

[@spritecut]

Lead not Leave

[@JGEMDRIVING]

The interest of the watchers is astounding. So much comment.....on a man's earring LOL!

[@peternicho]

Caroline Flint for Labour Leader

[@keithlynch7239]

Mrs May has to stay prime minister until she has hammered the last nail into the coffin of Brexit. The Tory party then has until the general election in 2022 to beautify the grave of Brexit in the eyes of the electorate.

[@philster611-ih8te]

Miogg has no understanding of economics whatsoever. Riculing the "gravity" model is a dead give-away he understands nothing. We DO more business with your closest neighbours, that's a fact, No way around that no matter what he says.

[@idaslpdhr]

We actually do more business with the US, also you do not have to understand Economics because it's basically a guessing game anyway

[@philster611-ih8te]

@@idaslpdhr And due to our membership of the EU. We are going to remove a slightly less percentage completely from our economy. The US is not going to make any special provisions under a Trump government. They will likely reduce trade on order to focus upon the EU. Its a larger market by about 450 million. Numbers don't lie. We cannot go it alone and prosper in the 21st century.

[@philster611-ih8te]

@me hee your contradictions are profound. Yo also overlook the fact that the EU includes us. We are part of it How do you love your European sister then denigrate the way she operates. We are indeed Perfidious Albion. We are destined to become a third vassal state. It is not a failed system. we are the failed system as we are clearly seeing with the mess we are in. Which is going to last for many years to come.

[@philster611-ih8te]

@me hee After March 29th, everything ends. Read Article 50. We can no longer trade, export, import anything from the EU.

[@philster611-ih8te]

@me hee Its us that ia imposing the isolationist code on ourselves. Not the other way around. How will we doing fine? Do you have a plan that allows us to continue to operate outside the rules that we helped to establish? Do you expect that we will just be able to get around the restrictions we are imposing upon ourselves? We are going to lose all our rights, agreements, trade deals with our closest neighbours. You seriously don't think that's going to hit the UK do you?

[@nicholaswoolfenden5254]

This over entitled creep just tells people what they want to hear. He has an investment bank in the Irish Republic, an EU nation. Steering the narrative to Leave (but with zero power) he could short the odds of Britain leaving and make a fortune. A hedge fund is exactly that!

[@robbiefarr2778]

I'm not sure you understand how a hedge fund works. JRM's company has a FUND that is MANAGED in Ireland. This does not mean he's necessarily invested in Ireland, but common practice in the industry is that funds are managed in an independent jurisdiction. If you're looking to go after bankers, why not have a look at the European Central Bank? Their policies of pump and dump are going to bring the continent to its knees fairly soon. Have you heard of quantitate easing? The whole point of that was that it would give citizens economic relief (it was calculated that EU citizens would basically be better off by about 7000€ because of it). The problem is that this money never went to the citizens - it went to the bankers who decided to use it to massively inflate underperforming asset prices. Why would they do this? So they could then get nice bonuses because of how well their investments were doing. You're right to go after bankers but you've just got the wrong target here.

[@lencullinan8717]

Nicholas Woolfenden Please try to keep up, an explanation of what his company are doing in RoI was given to non-other than J Corbyn in the House of Commons.about a year ago.

[@nomore5668]

You mean like Soros did the GBP in the 90s? He won't be the only forex trader making a fortune come March 29th.